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1. Define nonfiction

1. Define nonfiction. What nonfiction have you read?. List as many different types of nonfiction as you can. What are literary elements?. What are the key literary elements to use when writing nonfiction?. COLLINS TYPE 1:. Skip lines…write on every other line

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1. Define nonfiction

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  1. 1. Define nonfiction

  2. What nonfiction have you read?

  3. List as many different types of nonfiction as you can

  4. What are literary elements?

  5. What are the key literary elements to use when writing nonfiction?

  6. COLLINS TYPE 1: • Skip lines…write on every other line • You must write at least _____ lines or for _____ minutes. • CSRQ • Write: Type 1 in left hand corner • Write Name in right hand corner • NEVER FORGET THIS FORMAT!!

  7. Collins Type 1 Continue following prompt/starter by writing at least 15 lines:

  8. Define (in small groups) • Assumption • Circumstance • Context • Convince • Credible • Perspective • Speculate • Verify

  9. (HONORS)GROUP QUESTIONS What is McCracken’s main purpose for writing “Desiderata”? Explain. 2. Identify the key idea in each of the final seven paragraphs of “Desiderata”. (b) Consider the relationships among the individual key ideas. Then, write a general statement in which you express the central idea of the entire work. Remember that each of the key ideas will support the work’s central idea.

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